Tag Archives: Madison Square Garden
Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival Gets Underway
Clapton’s US tour culminates in two-night festival at Madison Square Garden
By Alex Baker
Eric Clapton will conclude his US tour with a two-night festival that kicks off tonight at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
Clapton will be joined by a truly dazzling array of guitar talent that includes Jeff Beck, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Gary Clark Jr., the Allman Brothers, Read More
Allman Brothers Band Announces March NYC Residency
Legendary Allman Brothers set for a 10-show stint at Beacon Theater
By Alex Baker
The Allman Brothers Band have announced that they’ll be playing a 10-show residency at New York’s Beacon Theater this March.
The residency, which has become something of a tradition in recent years, will kick off March 1st and run through… Read More
Eric Clapton Announces Spring U.S. Tour
Legendary blues-rock guitarist will take his act stateside in early 2013
Eric Clapton has announced a major U.S. tour that will kick off in March and culminate in a two-night stand at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The iconic former Cream and Yardbirds guitarist will open the tour on March 14 with a performance at the U.S. Airways Center in Read More
The Black Keys Begin Work on New Album

It’s been quite a year for the Black Keys. Their latest album, the 2011 Danger Mouse-produced El Camino, has successfully launched the unlikely Akron indie rock duo into the mainstream.
In the last year the band, which consists of guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Pat Carney, has headlined an arena tour across Europe… Read More
NYC Venues: Madison Square Garden – Arcade Fire Performs “Wake Up” (Unstaged)
Performing at the one and only Madison Square Garden, Win Butler brings an army of Canadian musicians on stage with him whenever Arcade Fire plays a show. They scream, they chant, they rock, and now that they’re playing to large venues, “epic” is an accurate word to describe their performances.
Take this version of “Wake Up” from their enormously successful sophomore record Funeral, for instance. Arcade Fire captivates a large audience better than most. Bruce Springsteen used to be the only man who played in… Read More







